Clyde

So over the weekend, we seem to have acquired another feline. My husband's version of the story is here. He was none too pleased about my letting another kitty into our house (I mean, we already have three cats, goddammit; I sure don't want another one, either). But I remembered Debbie's post about the little dog by the side of the road, and there was no way I wanted to see that cat frozen to death or squashed by a car.

So, I have a few feelers out for prospective kitty parents. We have Clyde locked up in a small room in our basement, in case he's carrying feline leukemia or anything. He's been sleeping a lot, and eating quite a bit, though he wasn't very skinny when he came in. His paws are pretty filthy, and he has some scabs here and there. He likely ran afoul of the neighborhood cat pack recently, as you can see from that wound on his nose. Later this week, I'm going to clip his nails and give him a bath to clean him up a bit. He's very vocal, and he has a whisky and cigarettes voice that's very cute.

Anyone want a cat and live nearby?

Anyone know what I can use to treat that nose wound? Is neosporin OK to use on cats?